Out of curiousity, I searched about it. Turned out, there were actually people who wanted to ignore the gitignore file. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10176875/add-gitignore-to-gitignore

Uh, what should I go with now? I don’t want to self-host password manager, as any downtime would be critical. Also, I heard handling sync in Keepass is a pain. Is there a reliable alternative, one that I don’t need to constantly worry about?

Why is this downvoted? It is true that they are claiming to have solved the problem. Ofc there is a claim by someone else that OpenAI stole their result, but that does not make the framing of this news invalid.

Do people consider conversations with LLMs private? I don’t think there is actual guarantee which protects the conversations. …are people that naive?

Interesting, I guess this is pretty explored idea in survival genre.

Thanks, will check out!

There’s this thing floating in my mind for some time. A colony management game, where the colony is regressing instead of progressing.

You manage an isolated colony on a deserted planet slowly falling apart, desperately trying to mitigate the damage and survive the fall. You begin with automated system managing the colony, so that you won’t get overwhelmed by all the systems. Then, systems begin to fail one-by-one, by external factors putting them in strain. Maybe the colony train network goes down first, then the communication network breaks down, leading to civil unrest. Next, heating fails, then environmental shielding, and oxygen goes out. You can utilize emergency systems and construct makeshift components, but it can only lessen the impact, not reverse the entire breakdown.

Maybe this is uncommon because sense of despair makes it unfun, but I would still find it interesting.

How viable is pumped hydro? It would be good if feasible, but last I checked, there were not enough places where you can install them.

But how do we produce enough batteries for renewable energy?